texts: A Cantonese opera playwright, scriptwriter, and film director, <mask>-sheng was born in 1917. The development of Cantonese opera in Hong Kong was influenced by his contributions. <mask> composed over 400 operas and achieved immense popularity within the Cantonese opera scene. He wrote the film script, directed the movies, and at times acted in them. He died in Hong Kong after collapsing in the Lee Theatre. He was survived by his second wife, their two daughters and two children, as well as his first wife for five years. <mask>'s headstone does not include a fifth child mentioned by Cheng in a 1989 interview.<mask> was born in northeastern China. <mask> attended the Shanghai Baptist College after graduating from the Guangdong Sun Yat-sen Memorial Middle School. When the Second Sino-Japanese War broke out in 1937, <mask> fled south to Hong Kong, where he joined the Kok Sin Sing Opera Troupe. Sit was married to his paternal first cousin and the tenth sister of Sit. A copyist and assistant to two famous writers, <mask> worked for the troupe. Encouraged by Sit Gok Sin, <mask> began his career as a playwright with his first opera, The Consoling Lotus of Jiangcheng, which was taken as an announcement of his intention to be in the arena. Over the course of twenty years, <mask> wrote a total of 446 opera scripts and 80 of them were adapted for films.<mask> wrote many scripts for his wife and her co-stars to stage in return for food during the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong. When the script was short in supply, Yam Kim Fai decided to give it a try. It was first staged by the New Voice Opera Troupe of Yam and then adapted for a film starring <mask>'s close personal friend. A well-known vocalist is the female lead in the vocal recording of the theme song. <mask> acted in four of the nine films he directed. The Tolling Bell was his first script and was written with the help of Ng Cho-fan, who in 1989 described how sick <mask> looked the day before he collapsed in the Lee Theatre. The Sit household had a in-law named <mask>.<mask>'s rise from modesty to greatness went through a process that included three stages of remarkable improvements. <mask> started working with Chan Kam Tong to make ends meet after the divorce in 1941/2. Chan, the first student of Sit, was voted as a champion among young warriors by the audience in the 1950s. <mask> wrote Red Silk Shoes and The Murder for Chan in 1957 and it's still popular today. The busiest decade of the 20th century began after the Second Sino-Japanese War ended. When <mask>'s work still had room for improvement, the vocal performances made a big difference. He preferred actresses as female leads over male leads.The husband of an actress who is famous for mostly fighting scenes was also known as Lady White Snake, a great old-school vocalist. There were new vocal styles at the time. The two camps had the same location on opposite sides of the harbor. <mask> worked with musicians. In the 1950s. Some names are available in English. The Chu brothers and other people who had already died talked about <mask> on radio shows.Wong Yue Sang and Chu Siu Cheung are brothers. The theme songs created by <mask> and Mr. Wong were instant hits. Mr. Wong came up with the musical score for the hit Red Candle Tears. The other actress known for, inter alia, holding her own court with vocal performances, was Fong Yim Fun. She retired around the time <mask> died. The vocal styles of the Shing Sou Lin Opera Troupe's two "little palace maids" have dominated the opera world since the early 1950s. The second Mrs. <mask> received the trophy for the Golden Needle Award of the Top Ten Chinese Songs Award.When he was asked to help an academic, he was the most respected courtesan in the world. The ending scene of The Story of the Lute in early 1956 had better crafted lines spoken by the husband Cai Yong () after the brutal blow to <mask>'s ego. The Summer Snow is the last hit collaboration of Fong/<mask> and Yam Kim Fai, who stopped sharing the stage in 1953. His script gradually matured to make the performers successful instead of relying on the performers to make his script successful. <mask> was in and out of hospital for a heart problem and was rumored to be mixing alcohol with coffee. Do you think mind over heart? Is it heart over mind?He had to throw in the kitchen sink. After some surgeries in the 1950s, linchpin Yam Kim Fai was ready to quit stage performance. It is time for the last call. <mask> only worked with people who were worthwhile to work with. The same as the first Mrs. <mask>, good vocalist Tam Lan Hing was never on <mask>'s radar. <mask> immersed himself in work to create "the perfect (smart, beautiful, educated,...) female lead for the male lead to dive head first for" roles for only his favorite few actresses. Audience was led to admire, respect, love, pity, feel sorry for the noble/honorable female characters he wrote.There were very few "roles of a lifetime" for the male lead to make do with. In 1990 a columnist wondered why ladies in the audience were attracted to the male lead character and eventually to the performer. Born to a Chinese father and a Japanese mother, Cheng Meng-har was an accomplished Chinese opera performer long before <mask> started diving into some of his most famous career choices. A radio show in Cantonese gave a complete account of <mask>'s life and work. Other than personal hygiene (taking a bath or not), lifestyle and family, major contributions in several aspects the second Mrs. <mask> made are: When only the plots were provided, the training for performers was essential. Before complete script were ever written for performers, well-established before that.Cantonese opera performers were introduced to Chinese opera performers in Hong Kong by Cheng because they found Chinese classics and poetry in junk yards. Lang Chi Bak talked about the occasion in 1986 on radio when Ma Lianliang was in Hong Kong. Those who were related to Mei Lanfang were fully engaged for decades as tutors and mentors. The Mistake at the Flower Festival Beijing-style acrobatics in shoe-making scene were performed in a costume. This scene was recorded with Lam Kar Sing in it. The audience laughed out loud when a female lead said her character was only 15 years old in some of the biggest stage productions in 2000s Hong Kong. The costume design, bag lady in high price fabric, did not provide the kind of support needed to fight gravity and therefore did not help either.The lack of precision about age makes it less offensive for male leads to show their pot belly on stage if they still have all the other essential qualities such as good vocal performances. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Beholder sees beauty in the eye. He understood the limits of imagination of the audience. The female lead was what he wanted the audience to see. The male lead had to convince the audience that he was lovable. The Pan4 Hing1 was not a success.The film Dream of Red Chamber was directed by Lau Hak Suen and produced by a new production company with Yam as the lead. Despite the excellent track record of such a classic novel, <mask>'s 1956 The Dream of the Red Chamber did not register with the audience even though the male lead, Yam Kim Fai, had been very well-received for over a decade. In 1964, Yam had her student with only a year of training to debut as a character in a 1962 Chinese opera film, and she was put up against Xu Yulan. The male lead in the 1983 version has been very well-received. Without a cult of personality, he became known as Hei Mai ChingYan. In 1959 Yam was photographed with a pen in hand reviewing <mask>'s last title, with the second male lead for debut, Lam Kar Sing, and <mask> at the table. When they had different co-stars in the same titles, it made little difference.One of the big five is a Romance of Pear Blossoms. According to Hong Kong Movie DataBase, pak Yin was the lead actress in two Cantonese films. This story was adapted into two historical period dramas. In 1956, <mask> started his own piece. Cheung Ying played the male lead in The Peony Pavilion. Cheung Wood-yau played the male lead in the movie Beauty Raised from the Dead. The ending of this film was borrowed from <mask>'s last piece in 1959.As a Cantonese opera performer, Cheung Wood-yau worked with <mask> and his wife in Hong Kong. The era of "separation of cinema and opera" movement began after the war, and he played the character of Jia Baoyu in a 1949 film. His first and foremost career choice was Cantonese opera. He finished school around the same time as Lau Hak Suen, a follower of Ma Sze Tsang singing style. He returned to his roots after a few years and made a number of

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texts: operatic films with Tsi Law-lin, Mui Yee and Hung Sin Nui. These are the only recordings of his performance. One of the two mistakes was at the Flower Festival.The male lead was front and center in one of the five titles that achieved recognition in terms of box-office and profitability. <mask> died after collapsing at the night of Ng Cho-fandebut. Demand was high and non-stop while <mask> was under stress. His hands were forced by the debut female lead who booked Lee Theatre without <mask>'s agreement to have this title ready. <mask> wanted to quit as a Cantonese opera playwright. Since debut, there have been many sudden deaths related to this title. The Troupe manager is the brother of a Cantonese opera playwright who wrote Dream of Red Chamber throughout the 1940s in Macau.Their reputation as an icon began in the 70s. Since the 1970 grinding halt, Cantonese film productions in Hong Kong were few and far between. In order to boost the status of these titles of teachers, Loong and classmates were limited to play only four characters in these four only and none others. It is common among Yam's generation of performers. In Hong Kong, those who grew up in the 1960s keep this going in full force on various platforms funded by the general public, particularly those more talented students, to promote teachers' own status. Other teachers were not in the same situation as Yam. Fame came much quicker from cinemas than from theaters.His first film as a male lead was an unexpected hit, except for Yam who made it happen. The grand plan came after that. It began with the 1976 version directed by John Woo and ended with the next low-budget production by Lee Tit. The Peony Pavilion was supposed to be made by Lee in 1975. Being under the weather in 1976, Yam didn't watch the work of Lee and didn't find the result satisfactory. There were wars between studios/directors/producers/copyright-holders. All related activities were stopped by Yam.Loong's loyalty to Yam was tested. The offer of HK$100,000 per film was sent back to Yam. The person in his track was stopped by that. Kong Lung talked about his desire to direct The Reincarnation of a Beauty. The characteristics of the big four are listed. The Dream of Red Chamber was a flop because the audience didn't care for the performance of the female lead. The plots are good in structure and logic.There are more than one 3). The lines/lyrics lesson was learned from Sun Yim Yeung Troupe. 4. Most of the well-known pieces were created by Wong Yue Sang and Chu Ngai Kong. Those easy to sing modern melodies not written by the two above were disliking because Mr. Wong Sum Fan refused to write lyrics. Traditional for beginners, not veterans like Yam who can sing in a different way each and every time. The setting and costumes are appropriate for first time theatre goers.The Story of the Lute is considered to be the favorite of many performers. It is opposite to tradition. Chinese opera has relied on a table and two chairs as support for travelling performers with storylines, voices and skills to hold the audience's attention. The prevailing performer has been called a scholar in rags. It was thought that a fancy costume would make Yam less manly. 6). The successor of Sit, Lam Kar Sing, is among the big casts.Yam still worked with other co-stars in films, but he was the sole male lead on stage. Why not come back? Lam Kar Sing's first film, a Sit classic legacy title, starring Fong, was a breakthrough for him. Film distributors could take to the bank these four performers. 7 The Sit tradition is to rehearse until confident about hitting the ground running. Many new members of his troupes were worked with by Sit.These new performers needed the rehearsals to make less mistakes. The audience threw mud towards the stage in the past, according to one veteran. The female lead in the Big Four/Five is immature and unable to perform well without enough rehearsals. She was never a co-star of Sit with some of the generation after her. After years of struggle, the level of maturity that Yam has achieved is well-known. She knows how to make up for lost time with her opera acting skills. Only a veteran opera performer can project such a stage demeanor.8). <mask>'s solution when the female lead couldn't hold her own with vocal performances was to Sing and dance but duet instead of solo See musical theatre. For example, from January The Story of the Lute all the way up to September The Summer Snow. Some conservatives thought that the noises the female lead made were obscene. 9). It's not pornographic or scandalous to have sex with two actresses. Shippers like Natalia Chan had expressed their fantasy such as "too bad they don't..." and two sisters had a plan for their own toy.The ban on actors sharing the stage was lifted about 20 years ago. The actors in male lead roles and actresses in female lead roles had very little interaction on stage. 10). The script-review sessions were chaired by Roles as Mature with Life Experience <mask>. When <mask> was ready to help, he saw an up-and-coming performer who had just hit big with her martial agility in the breakthrough role of Leang Hung-yuk in How Liang Hongyu's War Drum Caused the Jin Army to Retreat. The 30th anniversary of <mask>'s passing was marked by the putting of five titles of their collaboration on stage in Hong Kong City Hall. The female leads, not described as particularly lovable, go through life starting out young or already married with a son while the male leads had major interactions between themselves.Actors who could hold their own courts were cast for debut. There were no successors to those actors who spent time on these titles. That might explain the lack of popularity compared to the big four. The original male lead for most of these titles was a well-known vocalist who held his own court. The original scene when male and female leads meet, date and get engaged has been replaced by a clean version for the male lead to look more decent in the minds of actors who picked up the baton since Ho. The move of a hot-blooded young man, a scholar, to be scandalous was found by actors of a generation known to have extramarital affairs or adulterers off stage. It's hard to say if a scholar's mind in the gutter was the real reason.Law Kar Ying confirmed that it was later in the year. Ex-gratia payments of a few thousand dollars each year for <mask>'s family was a friendly gesture from Loong. After the passing of Yam, the second Mrs. <mask> sold the rights to 34 titles for a 6-figure sum in HK$, contrary to the gentleman's agreement <mask> made with his customers regularly as a librettist. It would take about HK$10,000 a year for the rest of her life. It was only because <mask> passed away so young that Loong was the lucky one to carry the torch. A simple way to say it is:,! Book deals, interviews on TV or radio, by the Press in general, academics' researches, former acquaintances, etc. Not even remotely related to <mask>, pedestrian A became the livelihood of those.They became informally known as Tang Scholars because they didn't steal <mask>'s bowl of thunder. According to Yuen, the only performer of their generation that could have put another librettist on the map was Loong. If they were not required to stay with all the <mask>'s titles, that could have happened. 1982 The Story of Emperor Li production was the most successful attempt to break that mold. Yam gave a cryptic response when asked by the Press if he commented on the debut. Run Run Shaw's attempt to make a Dream of the Red Chamber film was rumored but failed, since it would have opened the world that can of worms. People around Tang benefited from what could be described as exhibit A for "worth more dead than alive."According to the quote from Death of a Salesman Fong Yim Fun appeared to be the only performer who managed her collaborations with <mask> best by getting the film rights and making the films as many times as she wanted to. When he kept most of his librettists published in his troupe's name, he appeared to have learned from Fong. In 1980 she was made to record a CD for free for the librettist, but could not get other CDs made on her own. The librettist renamed the pieces and sold them as many times as he wanted. Some titles were split into two. It's the same story for one troupe in Hong Kong and another in Vietnam, with even the same names for characters. Two examples of legitimate twins are A Wife in Nobility is Never Free and Marrying the Sister-in-Law.The Marriage of Tang Bohu renamed as The Marriage of Three Smiles is well-known. Some evil doubles have no proof that they are twins. Heaven Brought Us Together is a contemporary opera title that has the same plot, lines, lyrics and names as A Phoenix in Springtime and The Merry Phoenix. The honor of ex-gratia payments was confirmed by the second Mrs. <mask> on radio in the 1980's. Another piece of evidence shows the biased nature of publications on Cantonese opera. Over 400 in total. The true Master of Guangdong Opera Cantonese Opera Genius <mask>i-sheng was from Zhuhai.Musicians worked with <mask> professional name, same person birth name, same person 1959 deaths Chinese dramatists and playwrights Hong Kong dramatists and playwrights Cantonese opera Republic of China writers People from Mudanjiang Writers from Heilongjiang 20th-century Chinese dramatists and

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texts: The Republic of Venice, now part of Italy, was the home of <mask>. He published a number of books, including the first Italian translations of the classics. He was the first to apply mathematics to the investigation of the paths of cannonballs, known as ballistics, in his NovaScientia (A New Science, 1537), but his work was later partially vindicated and superseded by Galileo's studies on falling bodies. He published a book about retrieving sunken ships. <mask> was the son of a dispatch rider who traveled to other towns to deliver mail. Niccol, his two siblings, and his mother were impoverished after Niccol's murder in 1506. During the War of the League of Cambrai against Venice, King Louis XII's troops invaded Niccol.The city of Brescia was defended for seven days by the militia. The inhabitants of Brescia were massacring by the French when they broke through. Over 50,000 residents were killed by the end of the battle. Niccol and his family hid in the local cathedral during the massacre. The soldier sliced Niccol's jaw and palate with a saber and left him for dead. The young boy was left with a speech impediment after his mother nursed him back to health. He grew a beard to hide his scars.One of the great centers of the Italian renaissance at this time was Venice, which was one of the major European commercial hubs. Venice's place at the forefront of European printing culture in the sixteenth century, making early printed texts available even to poor scholars if sufficiently motivated or well connected, is relevant. He died in Venice and earned a penny as a mathematics teacher. "Heavy" and "natural" and "violent" were descriptions of motion preferred by the dominant physics of the day. In the words of Mary J. Henninger-Voss, "eviscerat[ing] Aristotelian terms of projectile movement" was brought to the fore. He found that the maximum range of a projectile was achieved by directing the cannon at a 45 angle to the horizon. The model for a cannonball's flight was that it proceeded from the cannon in a straight line, then after a while started to arcs towards the earth along a circular path, then finally dropped in another straight line directly towards the earth.At the end of Book 2 of NovaScientia, <mask> proposes to find the length of the rectilinear path for a projectile fired at an elevation of 45, but one with numbers attached to line segments and areas. <mask>'s work on military science had an enormous circulation throughout Europe, being a reference for common gunners into the eighteenth century. He influenced Galileo, who owned "richly annotated" copies of his works on ballistics as he set about solving the projectile problem once and for all. Federigo Commandino said in 1558 that "with respect to geometry no one of sound mind could deny that mathematics is the key to understanding physics." The Latin edition of Archimedes contained works on the parabola, the circle, and floating bodies. The Latin editions of the first two were published in 1503 but the works on floating bodies had never been published before. After his death, his executor continued to publish his translations of the Italian versions of the books.The widely disseminated editions are where Galileo probably learned of the work of Archimedes. The first translation of the Elements into a modern European language was made by the Italian edition of the book. Errors in Book V, the Eudoxian theory of proportion, rendered the Latin translations useless for two centuries. The Latin translation of an uncorrupted Greek text was used to make Book V. The first modern commentary on the theory was written by him. The work went through many editions in the 16th century and helped diffuse knowledge of mathematics to a non-academic but increasingly literate and numerate public in Italy. The theory became an essential tool for Galileo.The abacco tradition that had flourished in Italy since the twelfth century, exemplified by General Trattato di Numeri et Misure Tartaglia, was a tradition of concrete commercial mathematics taught at schools maintained by communities of merchants. Today's grade schools use paper-and-pen, inculcating the type of technology used by maestros d'abaco. The first three parts of the General Trattato di Numeri et Misure (General Treatise on Number and Measure), a 1500-page encyclopedia in six parts written in the Venetian dialect, came out in 1556 about the time of <mask>'s death. David Eugene Smith wrote that the first part of the General Trattato was 554 pages long and was essentially commercial math, taking up such topics as basic operations with the complex currencies of the day. The book has worked examples with a lot of emphasis on methods and rules, all ready to be used. Part II includes more general math problems, such as progressions, powers, binomial expansions, and calculations with roots and fractions. There are topics like the quadrature of the circle and circumscribing a cylinder around a sphere in Part IV.One detailed explanation of how to calculate the summands of, including the appropriate binomial coefficients can be found in Part II of the General Trattato. The General Trattato shows a picture of a triangle one hundred years before it was created by Pascal. He thinks about the horizontal line at the top of the triangle being broken into two segments and the point of the triangle when he watches his examples. As you go down the triangle, binomial expansions amount to taking for exponents. The powers are represented by the symbols along the outside. The adjacent 15 and 20 in the fifth row add up to 35, which is beneath them in the sixth row. Problems with Gerolamo Cardano are one of the reasons why solution to cubic equations is best known today.In 1539, Cardano promised not to publish the solution to the equations. The solutions of three different forms of the equation were revealed by <mask>. Several years later, Cardano saw unpublished work by Scipione del ferro who came up with the same solution as <mask>. The challenge made <mask> aware that a solution existed. Cardano decided his promise could not be kept and included the solution of <mask> in his next publication. Even though Cardano credited his discovery, he was upset and a famous public challenge match resulted between himself and Cardano's student. There are a lot of stories about how <mask> devoted the rest of his life to ruining Cardano.The "Cardano–Tartaglia formula" is now referred to as the "Cardano–Tartaglia formula" by mathematicians. He was a master of solid geometry. In Part IV of the General Trattato, he shows how to calculate the height of a pyramid on a triangular base. The base of the pyramid is a triangle with edges of length and rising up to the apex from points. The base triangle has a diagonal from point to side. He calculates all three sides of the triangle using the height of the pyramid as the base. He applies a formula from the Law of Cosines to the height of a triangle in terms of its sides.His method is sound as he drops a digit early in the calculation. The volume of the pyramid is easy to get after that, since Simon Stevin invented decimal fractions in the 16th century. His approach is similar to a modern one, but he doesn't give an explicit formula for calculating the height of most or all irregular tetrahedra. There are references in the notes. The Galileo Project's work (and poetry) on the solution of the Cubic Equation at Convergence La NovaScientia can be found in History Today.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1967. He splits his time between Paris, France and Bandjoun, Africa. He works in a variety of media, including photographs, prints, sculptures, videos, and installations. At the cole supérieure d'Art de Grenoble, France, Toguo studied at the National school of Fine Arts. The Contemporary African Art Collection is owned by Jean Pigozzi. He built a cultural project called the Bandjoun Station from 2005 to 2007. An artist residency, an exhibition space, a library, and an organic farm can be found at the art center.It was made to promote art and culture in the community. The station has two separate buildings that are used for different purposes. The sloped roof of the main building respects the traditional architecture of the area and is topped with a ten meter high gable. All sorts of traditions can be found at the station. People are invited to appropriate this space to organize festivals related to their culture such as burials, births, and even weddings. The goal is to create social cohesion within the community. In 2011, <mask> was made a Knight of the Order of Arts and Literature in France for his ongoing engagement and creativity, helping to develop the arts and culture in France and throughout the world, and building bridges between nations with his art.In 2016 Toguo was considered for the Prix Duchamp, France's most high-profile art award. He received a fellowship from The Watermill Center in Long Island, New York. Some of the works he created for the exhibition The Beauty of Our Voice were created during his summer residency in New York. His first solo exhibition at an American museum, The Beauty of Our Voice expanded his gaze to the U.S. with new watercolor paintings, installations, photography, performance and a community art project. The UNESCO Director-General appointed <mask> <mask> as an artist for peace. Artwork Toguo addresses migration, colonialism, race, exile and displacement. He took up woodcarving in 1992.He discovered photography and video at Grenoble. In 1996 Toguo performs his Transit series, he becomes interested in performance art. He began to explore with watercolor in the late 1990s. When he discovered his fascination with passports and their stamps, the watercolors evolved even more. The passport could be used to document an individual's travels. A variety of stamps became a visual mark of the policing of humans in this small book. His dual citizenship in France and Cameroon gave him the idea of belonging.Black Lives Matter, the refugee crisis and The Beauty of Our Voice are just some of the social movements that have informed his work. Post cards are also inspired by Barthelemy Toguo. This can be seen in his work. He traveled around the world to get these cards for the people. He asked people about their lives, current events, wars, and their hopes and dreams. Toguo would visit schools, streets, and marketplaces to gather answers to his questions. He would send a postcard to himself from the local post office.He would rather keep them and carry them with him on his trips. The collection of the Museum of Modern Art and the Studio Museum in Harlem, New York is one of the places where Exhibitions Toguo works. The Museo d'art moderne et contemporain de Saint-Etienne, France, is one of the institutions that has presented solo exhibitions of his work. Barthelemy <mask> declined participation in exhibitions because of his political views. He declined the invitation to join the Venice Biennale. He states, "What guides me is a constantly evolving aesthetic but also a sense of ethics which makes a difference and structures my entire approach." With my private initiative, Bandjoun Station, and the artistic project that accompanies it, I wanted to take on my responsibilities as a man and an artist by offering another model and reference.My name should not be associated with the collection that he has put together over the years. He will not be joining the other artists in the project, but he respects all of them. The Beauty of Our Voice will be presented at the Parrish Art Museum in New York from August 5 to October 14. His first exhibition was in an American museum. Helos, Nosbaum Reding, Luxembourg, Strange fruit, Lelong & Co Gallery, Paris, and The Cost.

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texts: <mask> (born May 4, 1959) is an American country music and gospel music singer, songwriter, guitarist, and actor. He has recorded 20 studio albums and more than 50 singles on the Hot Country Songs chart, including 16 that reached the No. 1 spot. There is one position. His album Storms of Life sold more than four million copies and was considered a pivotal figure in the history of country music. He was a major force in the neotraditional country movement. He followed up his debut with a string of multi-Platinum albums. Since the 1980s, he has been a country music star because of his distinctive vocals, which are delivered in a traditional style.He saw a decline in his chart success. He began recording more Christian material after leaving Warner Bros. Records for Word Records. Although the career shift produced only one more number-one country hit, "Three Wooden Crosses", he went on to earn several Dove Awards, including Country Album of the Year five times. He has released archival recordings and made limited public appearances since his stroke. In addition to his singing career, he pursued an acting career, appearing in numerous films and television series, including The Rainmaker, Black Dog, Texas Rangers, National Treasure 2, and seven episodes of the Touched. He appeared in two episodes of the show. He has sold over 25 million records and has won many awards, including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.He was in the Country Music Hall of Fame. <mask> Traywick was born on May 4, 1959 in Marshville, North Carolina, as the second of six children of Bobbie and Harold Traywick. Ricky and his brother were encouraged to pursue their musical talents by their father, who was a fan of Hank Williams, George Jones, and Lefty Frizzell. <mask> began singing and playing guitar at the age of eight. The Traywick Brothers began performing at local clubs and talent contests after two years. Although his father encouraged him in his pursuit of music, he later became a juvenile delinquent and was arrested for various offenses, which contributed to him dropping out of high school. He has expressed regret for his past misdeeds.<mask> won a talent contest in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1975. The owner of the club took an interest in the young singer, hired him as a cook, and gave him regular singing jobs at the club. <mask> worked at Country City USA in the late 1970s. He had one more encounter with the law when he was in his late teens. If the judge ever saw the singer again, he should be prepared to go to jail for a long time. Hatcher became his manager. The two were focused on his career.He started recording for Paula Records in 1978. His first single with the label, "Dreamin'", failed to chart. A second single, "She's My Woman", was released in September 1978 and spent four weeks on the Hot Country Songs chart. There was never a full album on Paula Records. It put more strain on her marriage when she moved in with Hatcher. She and her husband moved to Tennessee in 1982. An unlikely romance began to form between the two."I think we discovered how much we needed each other," he said. He and Hatcher were married in a private ceremony in 1991. In the early 1980s, every major record label in Nashville rejected him. His demo tapes were criticized for being too country. Hatcher took a job as manager of a nightclub, The Nashville Palace, and hired a singer named <mask>, who performed under the name <mask>. Hatcher used the Live at the Nashville Palace album to get a deal with Warner Bros. Records' Nashville branch. As part of the contract, label executives insisted they keep their romance a secret, and changed his stage name back to <mask>."On the Other Hand" was released by Warner Bros. Records in 1985. The country charts have 67 on them. "1982" became a Top 10 hit. "On the Other Hand" was re-released by Warner Bros. in 1986 and became the first No. There was one single on that chart. "No Place Like Home" and "Diggin' Up Bones" were included on his major-label debut, Storms of Life. The 2 position on the country charts was in 1987."On the Other Hand", "Diggin' Up Bones", and "No Place Like Home" were all written by Paul Overstreet. In 1992, Storms of Life was certified triple-Platinum by the RIAA for shipments of 3 million copies. The album's producer was Kyle Lehning, who would also serve in this capacity for nearly all of <mask>'s subsequent albums. In December of 1986 he became a member of the Grand Ole Opry. There was a second album for Warner Bros. It accounted for four singles, all of which were No. "Forever and Ever, Amen", "I Won't Need You Anymore", "Too Gone Too Long", and "I Told You So" are all co-written by Overstreet."forever and ever, Amen" held the top position for three weeks. The Best Male Country Vocal Performance was won by Always & Forever. His third album, Old 810, was released in July 1988. "Honky Tonk Moon", "Deeper Than the Holler", and "Is It Still Over?" are its first three singles. All reached the top. "Promises" was less successful than 1 as well. 17In 1996, the album achieved its highest RIAA certification of double-platinum, and in 1988 it won the Best Country Vocal Performance award. An Old Time Christmas was released late in 1989. The cover of "It's Just a Matter of Time" was originally recorded in the 1980's. He persuaded Warner Bros. to include the song on his fourth album, No Holdin' Back, after he cut it for a multi- artist tribute album. The lead single to that album was a version of the song produced by Richard Perry, who also provided bass vocals on it. The song was on Hot Country Songs in December 1989. It was the second time that Sonny James had sent a version of that song to the top of the country charts.In 1970. "Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart" was one of the two new singles from No Holdin' Back. "He Walked on Water" was the 1 single at four weeks in 1990. 3. Billy Dean co-written and later recorded the track "Somewhere in My Broken Heart" on the album. In the 1990s, his sixth studio album, Heroes & Friends, had almost all of the duets. "A Few Ole Country Boys" and the title track were both top 10 on the country music charts in 1991.B was one of the featured artists. B. Clint Eastwood and King. "We're Strangers Again" is a duet with Tammy Wynette. On their 1983 duets album Heart to Heart, this song was written by Haggard and Williams. The song was released as a single in August 1991 by Epic Records. "Voices That Care" was a multi- artist project that featured other top names in music for a one-off single to raise money for the allied troops in the Gulf War.He appeared on the show. Kenny Rogers and Kathy Mattea were involved in the project. The song "Point of Light" was recorded in response to the Thousand points of light program initiated by George H. W. Bush. The lead single to his seventh Warner album was this song. The album produced three more singles, all of which were co-written with Alan Jackson. The first and second volumes of the Greatest Hits package were released by Warner Bros. There was one single from each collection."If I Didn't Have You" from Volume 1 and "Look Heart, No Hands" from Volume 2 are from that year. "An Old Pair of Shoes" was released from the first volume. 21. Wind in the Wire was a disc of cowboy-inspired Western music intended to accompany a television movie of the same name in which he appeared. He didn't produce any Top 40 country singles on this disc. In 1993 he took a break from touring and recording due to his work in Wind in the Wire and other TV movies. He told the magazine that there was a perception that he had quit.The singer seemed rejuvenated, while the songs on the album seemed more "rowdy" than on previous albums. "Before You Kill Us All" and "Whisper My Name" made the charts. "The Box" was the title track. "Are We in Trouble Now", "Would I", and "Price to Pay" all failed to reach the country top 40 on his last album for Warner. The soundtrack to Traveller had a cover of "King of the Road" by Roger Miller. This rendition spent 15 weeks on the country charts despite only peaking at No. 51.In 1998, he won for the third time for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals for Same Old Train. You and You Alone was issued by him later in 1998. The album was co-produced with James Stroud and Byron Gallimore. Vince Gill, Alison Krauss, and Melba Montgomery were featured on the disc. The track "I Did My Part" has backing vocals from Patrick Swayze. "Out of My Bones", "The Hole", "Spirit of a Boy, Wisdom of a Man", and "Stranger in My Mirror" were its singles. A Man Ain't Made of Stone was his second album.The title track produced a Top 20 hit, but three other singles did not make the top 40. Christian country music dominated his career from 2000 onward. Word Records issued his first full album, 2000's Inspirational Journey. "Baptism" was originally recorded as a duet by Kenny and <mask> on Kenny's 1999 album Everywhere We Go. The solo version of the song appeared on the show. In the late 2000s, 75 appeared on the country charts. The patriotic song "America Will Always Stand" was recorded after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks."Three Wooden Crosses" was one of the most successful Christian country music albums of all time. His 16th and final No. was released in December 2002 as the lead single to his album Rise and Shine. In early 2003 there was a single. In 2003 it was followed by Worship & Faith. The RIAA gold certification was earned three years after the album's release. In 2003 and 2004, Worship & Faith and Rise and Shine were both nominated for the Best Southern, Country, or Bluegrass Gospel Album award. His last solo chart entries were "Angels" and "Four Walls".His first Christmas album, Songs of the Season, followed in 2007, while Glory Train: Songs of Faith, Worship, and Praise was released in 2005. Glory Train was nominated for Best Southern, Country, or Bluegrass Gospel album of the year. There was a return to Warner Bros. Nashville and a return to a traditional country style by Around the Bend in 2008. Stephen Thomas Erlewine noted that the turn to Christian music produced a series of good, heartfelt records, yet they also had a nice side effect of putting commercialism way on the back burner. This collaborative version of "I Told You So" was covered by Carrie in 2009. 2 on the country charts and won a gramophone for best country collaboration with vocals. Two more covers albums were released by him.The Man I Am, and Influence is the first volume. The Man I am. "Take Me Home, Country Roads", "On the Road Again", and "I Will Always Love You" were all included in the music video for "Forever Country", a mash-up of "Take Me Home, Country Roads", "On the Road Again", Ken Abraham assisted in the writing of the book, which was released on May 14, 2019. Bill Gaither's Music label released Precious Memories (Worship & Faith) on February 28, 2020, which contained 12 songs that were recorded in 2003 at the Calvary Assembly of God Church. The demo vocal track from the early 1980s was used in the July 2020 release of "Fool's Love Affair". On October 29, 2010, after a 19-year marriage, the Hatcher's separated and their business relationship ended.On March 21, 2015, he married Mary. In February 2012 he was arrested after he was found with an open bottle of wine and smelling of alcohol in a parked car outside of a church. The ranch is located outside of Texas. State troopers in Texas responded to a call that an unclothed man was lying in the road. According to troopers, they arrived to find the man unclothed and smelling of alcohol. The Texas Highway Patrol said that when they tried to arrest him, he threatened the lives of the troopers. He was arrested for driving while intoxicated and threatening a public servant.He was released on bail in the amount of $21,500. The cashier at the convenience store called the authorities after he was naked and demanded cigarettes. The store clerk said that the man left the store because he didn't have enough money to pay for the cigarettes. The lawsuit was filed to stop the police dash cam video from being released. The video was released to the public after a judge ruled that it did not violate his right to privacy. On January 31, 2013, he pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was sentenced to two years of supervised release, a $2,000 fine and a 180-day suspended jail sentence. On July 7, 2013, he was admitted to a Dallas-area hospital for a viral cardiomyopathy.His condition was critical. Three days after the stroke, he had surgery to relieve pressure on his brain. He was awake and alert after undergoing brain surgery, his heart was pumping without the assistance of machines, and he was on the road to recovery. He entered a physical therapy facility after being released from the hospital. He used a cane for more than a year after he suffered a stroke. By November of that year, he was able to walk without assistance, and he was learning to play the guitar again. It was reported in 2016 that he was able to perform again after three years of rehabilitation and therapy.He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame on October 16, 2016 and performed a song. At the Hall of Fame ceremony, it was clear that he was not recovered. A disabled right hand, limited speech, and severely impacted singing ability are just a few of the permanent damage that <mask> has sustained. While he continues to make public appearances, he no longer sings due to anxiety. He appeared on-stage with Michael Ray during a cover performance of "Forever and Ever Amen" in June 2017, to which he contributed the final "Amen." He did it at his 60th birthday party thrown by the Grand Ole Opry. He announced his return to touring in September.James Dupré is the lead vocalist on the tour and he is singing with the backing band. Due to unforeseen production and technical issues related to the elaborate content of the show, it was cut back to three concerts just before the tour began. "Fools Love Affair" was released in 2020. His first song to be on the radio since his stroke was recorded at the beginning of his career. Discography Storms of Life, Old 810 and No Holdin' Back were released in 1987. Influence Vol. 1: The Man I Am. The Man I Am is a film about a man and his faith.

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texts: <mask> FLS FZS (9 February 1868 to 23 February 1949), a Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford and Professor of Zoology at the University of Leeds, was one of the first to study the functional biology of marine arthropods. His best known works were his poems, which were published as Larval Forms and Other Zoological Verses. They show some controversy in evolutionary biology of the time, as well as describe the form and function of several marine larvae. The vehement opposition to the Biogenetic Law of Garstang was discredited. <mask>'s theory is a hypothesis that suggests an alternative route for evolution from echinoderms. <mask> was the oldest son of Dr <mask> and his wife Matilda Mary Wardley and older brother of the archaeologist <mask>. Lucy and <mask>g had a son.They have five daughters. He was awarded a scholarship to Jesus College, Oxford at the age of 16 and was initially going to study medicine. He graduated from the school of Zoology at the age of 20 under the guidance of Henry Nottidge Moseley. Garstang was offered a position as secretary and assistant to Gilbert C Bourne, the new resident director of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom. He met Ray. He was a research fellow at Owens College in Manchester in 1891. In 1893, Garstang was elected a Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford.In 1895, while Ray Lankester held the Linacre Chair, he became a lecturer at Lincoln College and started a series of Easter classes in which he took students on week-long field courses. Garstang worked for the MBA as the principal investigator on the North Sea. The Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science is a part of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food in the United Kingdom. Under the auspices of the newly formed International Council for the Exploration of the Sea, Garstang instigated a series of detailed fisheries surveys throughout the southern North Sea. <mask> was the Professor of Zoology at the University of Leeds from 1907 to 1933. The university named the building after him. The Robin Hood's Bay Marine Laboratory was established in 1912 by him and Professor Alfred Denny.The Faculty of Pure Science unanimously approved the proposal to extend the work of the Department of Zoology by co-operating with the University of Leeds in establishing a small marine Zoological Laboratory at Robin Hood. Garstang's hypothesis was that the hemichordates and echinoderms evolved from the larvae of another group. They are bilaterally symmetric. They are similar to hemichordates in that they have a hollow neural tube and pharyngeal slit. Garstang's idea has been supported by many lines of evidence. The fact that some salamanders can stay in their original form and still reach sexual maturity is intriguing. Mud puppies and other salamanders show neoteny, which is retention of juvenile traits after sexual maturity, when they show this refusal to leave the larval stage.Garstang's hypothesis was revolutionary for both its time and idea, as it suggests that not only may single species evolve, but that single life stages of species may evolve into each other. The hypothesis, which Garstang proposed in the early 20th century, was not supported until after Garstang's death. Two years after his death, Larval Forms and Other Zoological Verses was published, a collection of 26 poems by Garstang. Although they were published posthumously, Garstang never published them because he always thought he would add to them. Everything in the final publication, including the title and order of the poems, was his own work. The scientific theories of the time were the subject of many of his poems. There is an evolutionary relationship between the Axolotl and the Ammocoete.Only a few months before he died, <mask> had drafted a communication to Nature to put forward his latest suggestion that Amphioxus might be regarded as a paedomorphic ammocoete-like larva of a Cyclostome. The knowledge and theories of 1922 are reflected in most of the poems. Some of the animals in the poems have speaking parts. The Ballad of the Veliger, <mask>'s most famous zoological verse, was first published in 1928 and privately printed. He gave the Presidential Address to the Zoology section at that year's BA meeting. The Veliger's a lively tar, the liveliest afloat, but when the danger signal warns his bustling submarine, he stops the engine, shuts the port. The first pelagic motor-craft he sailed was just a tub, with a tiny cabin behind it.Young Archi-mollusks went to sea with nothing but a velum, a sort of autocycling hoop, instead of pram, and one by one acquired parental features. They brushed against their neighbours in the briny, but one weak spot was betrayed and they fell an easy prey. Their feet, amidships, next the cuddy-hole abaft, Drew in at once, and left their heads exposed to every shaft, when the race was sinking fast. The starboard halliards fixed astern alone supplied the head, while those set aport were spread abeam and served the back. Their dining plans were frustrated by tactics which their prey upon alarm collapsed, with the tender morsel safe within and the horny foot without. This maneuver (fide Lamark) speeded up with repetition, until the parts affected a rhythmical condition, and torsion, needing now no more a stimulating stab, will take its course in a watchglass in the lab. The Veliger, triumphantly askew, acquired his cabin for'ard, holding all his sailing crew, with a foot to work the hatch, and double screws to drive ahead with smartness and despatch.The Archi-mollusk gave up the ghost after the first new Veligers came home. Some of Garstang's archival material and documents relating to the Easter Classes can be found in the National Marine Biological Library. Some archival material is in the Special Collections. There are External links to Larval Forms and Other Zoological Verses.

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Walter Garstang
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texts: Panasonic is the largest consumer electronics company in Japan. The "god of management" is <mask>. <mask> was born in Wakayama Prefecture. One of the wealthiest men in his community was his father, who was an affluent landlord in the farming village of Wasa. After graduating from high school, <mask> was sent to Osaka to work for a hibachi store. <mask> was left looking for other employment after the business failed less than a year into his apprenticeship. He applied for a job at the Osaka Electric Light Company.He was promoted several times over the next couple of years. After meeting one of his sister's friends, <mask> married her. <mask> was aware of his new responsibilities as head of a new family. He was promoted to the position of electrical inspector at the age of 22. <mask> tried to introduce his boss to the invention of a new and improved light sockets that he had created in his spare time. His boss was not enthusiastic. <mask> left Osaka Electric Light Company in 1917 to set up his own company.Without capital, a formal education, or experience in manufacturing, it would appear the company would fail before it even began. The basement of his tenement was where he set up his shop. Several samples of his product were created with his wife, brother-in-law, and several assistants. He was unsuccessful in trying to sell the samples to wholesalers because he did not offer more than one product. <mask>'s assistants left his company and he was left with only his wife and brother-in-law, who proved to be a capable salesman and manager. He was saved by an order for a thousand insulator plates for electric fans. <mask> was able to continue making light sockets.As wholesalers realized the product was better in quality and less expensive than comparable products in the market, they became popular. He had to pawn his wife's kimono when he was short of money in the early years of the company. Matsushita's products were originally marketed under the name "National" and later moved on to the more recognizable names of Panasonic, Quasar and Technics. The invention of a more efficient battery-powered bicycle lamp was one of <mask>'s best products. Bicycle lamps were candles or oil-burning lamps during the 1920s. They only lasted for three hours. He created a lamp that used a battery and a bulb.He had to personally market his products. <mask> was trying to introduce his bicycle lamp to wholesalers when he learned a very important lesson. Even if he had a product that was superior to anything else in the market, it wouldn't matter if he couldn't sell it. <mask>'s company was placed on the map in Japan's electrical manufacturing and retail industry after he began to develop ways to create sales channels for his products by concentrating less on manufacturing and more on building a sales force. He started setting up a new structure for his company. There were branches of the company that specialized in a particular product. The bicycle lamp and battery division, the electrical sockets division, and the radio division were all being created by <mask>'s company.Each product had a national sales department with regional offices in strategic locations. The coordination of sales and manufacturing was done by these regional offices. The products were made based on demand. Manufacturing was dependent on sales. After World War II, General Douglas MacArthur decided to break up the business conglomerates of Japan. A petition signed by 15,000 employees saved <mask> from being removed as president. Sanyo Electric was founded in 1947 after Knosuke lent his brother-in-law a manufacturing plant to make bicycle lamps.Matsushita's company was one of the world's largest manufacturers of electrical goods from 1950 to 1973. Masaharu <mask> succeeded his father-in-law, <mask>, as president of Panasonic in 1961. The current vice-chairman of Panasonic and a former driver in the Champ Car series are both grandsons of Konosuke <mask>. Swift Xi is located in Kobe, Japan, and is chaired by Hiro <mask>. Konosuke <mask> retired from Panasonic's operations in 1973. <mask> gained a significant stake in the manufacturer by forming an alliance. It still has a 50% share.<mask> wrote 44 published books after he retired. One of his books sold over four million copies. The Matsushita School of Government and Management was founded at the age of 84 by him. The Grand Cordon of the Order of the Paulownia Flowers was awarded to him in 1987. He died from pneumonia at the age of 94. He left a company with US$42 billion in revenue. The Grand Cordon of the Order of the Paulownia Flowers was awarded on April 29, 1987.Konosuke <mask> was honoured with a Professorship in International Strategy and Management. The dialogue was published in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. The Matsushita Phenomenon was published by the Diamond Publishing Company. Konosuke <mask>'s The Path was published by McGraw-Hill in 2010. The Matsushita Institute of Government and Management was founded in 1894 by Konosuke <mask>, the founder of Panasonic.

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texts: <mask> is a middle-distance runner. He is the 2012 and 2016 Olympic champion, two-time World Champion, and world record holder in the 800 metres. He started his running career at St. Francis Kimuron High School. He is the first and only person to ever run 800m under 1:41, and he holds the three fastest times, six of the eight fastest, and half of the twenty fastest times ever run in this event. He holds the world's best time in the 500 metres, with a time of 57.69, and the African record for the 600 metres, with a time of 1:13.10. In the last three years, <mask> has won a record three consecutive Track & Field Athlete of the Year awards, tied with Carl Lewis. On December 17, 1988 in Kilgoris, Narok County, <mask> was born.In April 2005, whilst under Brother Colm's guidance, Japheth Kimutai, who was trained by Colm, recommended <mask> to James Templeton, which led to her joining the group of runners managed by Templeton. He switched to 800 m because his coach, Irishman Colm O'Connell, wanted him to run that distance. At the World Athletics Championships, <mask> reached the 800 metres semifinals. The 25-year-old record of 1:45.28 was set by Sammy Koskei, but the new African record of 1:45.01. He was in fourth place on the all-time list. He took on Abubaker Kaki in the 2010 Diamond League. He defeated Sebastian Coe's 31-year-old meet record with a run of 1:42.06, giving him another place in the top-ten fastest ever 800 m and leaving Kaki the fastest ever non-winning time.On 10 July 2010, <mask> ran the 800 m in 1:41.51 at the KBC Night of Athletics in Heusden, Belgium; this new personal record placed him No. Two days before the anniversary of Wilson Kipketer's 800 m World Record, <mask> broke it with a time of 1:45.09 at the ISTAF meeting in Berlin. At the Rieti Diamond League Meeting, he lowered the record to 1:41.01. He won an award in his country. At the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York City, <mask> set the United States all comers 800 m record with a time of 1:41.74. He guaranteed his selection for the Olympic team for the first time with a win at the Kenyan trials, running a time of 1:42.12 minutes, the fastest ever recorded at altitude. The world record for the 800 m was set by <mask> at the London 2012 Olympics.He has the three fastest times and six of the top eight times in the 800m. On August 9, 2012 at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, <mask> led from start to finish to win the gold medal in the 800 meter race. He broke the 1:41 barrier for 800 m, becoming the first and only runner to do so. His lead had grown to several metres. He pulled away until the final straight, where second place Nijel Amos was able to gain some ground. The gap was too great to close, and <mask> crossed the line in a world-record time. The competitors all ran fast times.The race is best told in 16 letters, according to <mask>. Amos, the silver medal winner, had to be carried from the track on a stretcher after setting the world junior record. "It was the greatest depth 800m race in history, with two men under 1:45, five under 1:45, and all eight under 1:44," said the IAAF. The fastest time in history was run by every competitor. It was the first time in the history of the 800m that every competitor ran a personal or season's best. The time set by the eighth-ranked Andrew Osagie, a personal best of 1:43.77, would have won gold at the three preceding Olympic games in Beijing, Athens and Sydney. His world record was set in 2010 and he was the first man to go below 1:41."The splits triggered amazement: 23.4 secs for the first 200 m, 25.88 secs for the second, a critical 25.02 for the third and 26.61 to bring it all home." The absence of pacemakers is not allowed at the Olympics or other major championships. The previous person to win an Olympic 800 m final with a world record was back in 1976. The first reigning 800 m world champion to win an Olympic gold was <mask>. Sebastian Coe, who held the 800m world record for 17 years, said that the performance of the Games was more than just track and field. He said that Bolt and <mask> were great. It was the most extraordinary piece of running I have ever seen.Coming into the race, <mask> had been in good shape, havingclocked a staggering 1:42.12 minutes at high altitude during the Kenyan Olympic trials. He said the race was easy. "It would be good for me to win gold, so we can have gold and silver in our family," he joked before the race. I can tell him that I am better than him. He admitted that it would be the greatest 800 race of his life because he won it in front of Sebastian Coe who held the record for 17 years. The race was supposed to be a run for his community and tribe. The Association of National Olympic Committees Award for Best Male athlete of London 2012 was given to <mask>, as well as the honour of Moran of the Order of the Burning Spear (MBS) from the government of Kenya.He was unable to compete at the World Championships because of an injury. At the New York Diamond League meeting in June 2015, <mask> won the 800m with a time of 1:45.88. At the World Championships in China, <mask> won his second world 800m title. In a relatively tactical race, after a first lap of only 54.17, he won in a time of 1:45.84 and successfully defended his Olympic title at the 2016 Summer Olympics. He was the first person in 50 years to win back-to-back Olympic 800m titles. The final went out very quickly with Alfred Kipketer leading through 200m. <mask> was behind through the first 400m.With just under 300m to go, <mask> made a strong surge to the front. There was a large gap that made it hard for Taoufik Makhloufi of Algeria to close the deal. His finishing time was the fastest he has run since the 2012 Olympic final in London, as well as the fastest time in the world for the year. At the Diamond League meet, <mask> finished 4th. His time was 1:45.36. The winning time was 1:44.70. For the first time at the Golden Spike Ostrava, <mask> attempted the 1000m and finished 4th with a PR time.At the 2012 Olympics, <mask> worked with an Irish mental performance coach on how to maximize performance on competition day. The town of Tbingen in southern Germany is a center for many up-and-coming runners from Africa such as Bernard Lagat. <mask> is a member of the Maasai ethnic group. His mother Naomi was a former 400 m hurdler, while his father Daniel was a runner who won a silver medal at the 1968 Olympics. He is married to a woman named Lizzy Naanyu. Tom Fordyce said of him, "He is the greatest 800m runner of all time and he may also be the nicest man in his sport." On August 24, <mask> collided with a bus head on in his SUV.He was taken to a hospital but later said he was fine. He is a fan of the football club. <mask> is an athlete from Narok County who won an Olympic gold medal in the middle-distance race.

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David Lekuta Rudisha
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texts: <mask> was born in 1972 and is an American video game designer. He is best known as the designer of American <mask>'s Alice, its sequel Alice: Madness Returns, and his works on various video games from id Software. James was born in Dallas, Texas to an eccentric mother who was a house painter. His only interaction with his father was at his 13th birthday when he was attacked by his father. He was gifted in mathematics and science and had an interest in computer programming. He was accepted to a computer science school. In explaining where his name came from, <mask> has said that his mother was a hippie and was inspired by a woman she knew in college that named her child "America".The only things left in his house were his bed, his books, his clothes and his Commodore 64 computer when he was sixteen. His mother sold the house to pay for two plane tickets and the fee for her girlfriend's sex reassignment surgery, leaving him on his own. He dropped out of high school, took a variety of odd jobs, and finally settled on a Volkswagen repair shop after packing up his computer. John Carmack befriended Career id Software at 21, when he moved to an apartment complex. He was promoted to level designer and music manager after Carmack offered him a tech support job. Kevin Cloud and Tim Willits were part of id Software's second generation of developers and worked on games such as The Ultimate Doom, Doom II, and Quake II. In 1998 he was fired from id Software.According to a former id staff member, Tim Willits was responsible for the firing of <mask>, although he did not mention Willits by name. Willits gave bad level design advice to <mask> and when he presented his work to Carmack, he was fired. Even though he has no idea why he was fired, he acknowledged that it was due to internal politics and his own failures. American McGee's Alice, which was the creative director on Electronic Arts, received favorable reviews. After the game's release, discussions began about making a film adaptation of the game, with Wes Craven attached to direct, but the film has remained stuck in development hell. When the company fired his partner, R. J. Berg, he left in frustration. Two years later, the Carbon6 became known as the Mauretania Import Export Company.The 2002 music video for the song "Same Ol' Road" was directed by The Mauretania Import Export Company. In 2004 and 2006 the games Scrapland and Bad Day L.A. were released. American McGee's Oz was canceled due to financial difficulties at Atari. American McGee's Grimm was released in 23 weekly episodes starting in 2007. The D.I.C.E. was held in 2009. John Riccitiello, CEO of Electronic Arts, said that a sequel to American <mask>'s Alice was in the works. The sequel to Alice: Madness was released less than a year after its announcement, on June 14, 2011.More recently, Spicy Horse expanded to include another brand, Spicy Pony, to produce digital mobile media games for the iPhone platform. Their first title, DexIQ, was released in December 2009, and their second title, Crooked House, was released in March 2010. The intellectual property of The Mauretania Import Export Company was transferred to Spicy Horse. BigHead Bash, Akaneiro, and Crazy Fairies are free-to-play games. The project was canceled due to slow/lackluster funding. A new project called Alice: Otherlands, a series of short films leading to a theatrical film, was announced a few days later. The goal was reached on August 4, 2013).In July of 2016 it was announced that Spicy Horse was closing. Jacques Cousteau inspired him to pursue the "life at sea": travelling, making games and doing vlogs across South East Asia on a sailboat. He created a Patreon account to raise money for this endeavor. The annual Pirate Jam was started in February of last year. The third Alice game, Alice: Asylum, was supposed to be released in 2021. The game is being designed with the help of the fans in a concept called Crowd Design. Pre-production is being financially supported."My goal is to create a unified production method for story telling across the interactive and film industries, and I want to be the next Walt Disney, only a little more wicked," he said. After leaving the United States in 2005, he lived in Hong Kong before moving to China in 2009. He helped found Blade, a game outsourcing company, and created Spicy Horse, the largest independent Western game development house in the nation. They worked on the sequel to his first Alice game, Alice: Madness Returns. He mentions that the inspiration for the macabre tone of Alice comes from his troubled childhood. He and his wife are still living in Shanghai. The couple founded Mysterious, Inc., a company that sells art, apparel, and accessories based on <mask>'s works.The couple has a child. Stephen King's On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft is one of his favorite books.

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texts: Rev. The leader of the splinter group from the First Church in Salem, Massachusetts, was a minister born in New Hampshire and educated at Harvard College. The Church of Which the Rev. was christened after Leavitt's death at the age of 42. <mask>tt was a pastor. The street is named after the early minister. Leavitt was born in New Hampshire in 1720 to a Puritan family with Puritan roots going back to the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The Leavitt's were the parents of Leavitt's father.<mask> graduated from Harvard College at the age of 19 and served as a pastor for two years. He was the second minister of the splinter church of First Church in Salem. The congregation followed Rev. The Third Church was informally known as the First Church after Samuel Fisk from the church a decade prior to Leavitt's arrival. On September 21, 1751, the young minister married Mary Pickering of Salem, the daughter of Timothy Pickering and the sister of a Revolutionary War hero. Three years after his marriage, <mask>'s uncle named the novice preacher in his will. <mask> lost most of his Stratham lands in 1749 when his brother Stephen died.Rev. The splinter group founded by Rev. was caught up in the wave of religious ferment which swept New England. The Third Church of Salem was known as Fisk. "Our predecessors who built the former house were compelled by a power equal to that of the bayonet, to leave the place which they loved, and to which they deeply, if not justly, felt that they had all the rights of an individual", states the church history. The New Light evangelical movement swept New England. The exodus of the congregation from the First Church was caused by the movement by the evangelicals. In a letter from a gentleman in Salem to a Boston friend in October 1745, the author described Fisk's dismissal by his congregation and his replacement by the young <mask>.The letter was printed as a supplement to the newspaper The Boston Evening- Post on November 18, 1745, when printer Thomas Fleet openly identified himself as the printer of the anonymous letter. Meriting a supplement to the daily newspaper of the state's capital, the episode epitomized the religious debates still raging in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts over a century after its founding as a Puritan refuge. A contemporary ministerial observer said that Mr. Leavitt was ordination at Salem with a lot of commotion. The observer said that the disruption was caused by the fact that the First Church of Salem had axed the man who led it out in protest. The Third Church of Salem split from the First Church in 1735 because of dissent. The First Church let Samuel Fisk go. After Fisk's dismissal by his new congregation in 1745, the pastorate of Third Church was assumed by Leavitt.The Great Awakening began a decade before <mask> assumed his minister's post. After breaking off from his church in 1735, the autocratic Fisk was deposed a decade later when church elders rebelled against his authority. Fisk's stern discipline in church matters caused some of his supporters to desert him. Some people who had voted a decade earlier to separate from First Church with Fisk decided to return to worship with their former enemies after Leavitt's ordination. The ways of New England theocracy were similar. After Fisk's dismissal, the Third Church appealed to Boston for reconciliation with other church members. According to ecclesiastical authorities in Boston, a letter was written by Leavitt's congregation in 1748.The letter was from a reverend. To appease those who were put off by Fisk's authoritarianism, <mask>'s church asked for forgiveness and reconciliation. The congregation's actions to atone for the offense they had apparently given under Fisk were applauded by church authorities in Massachusetts, who voted to resume contact with the Salem congregation. One after another, the churches of the excommunicating council voted to restore the relations of fellowship after the confession. By the time of the Great Awakening, Reverend. Rev. was seen as a 'New Light'. Fisk was called for change as an 'Old Light'.After <mask>'s death in 1763, the congregation of First Church of Salem assumed the name of Third Church of Christ. Even though the First Church of Salem refused to acknowledge that it had lost part of its congregation, <mask> was still listed as the minister of the First Church of Salem. According to contemporary accounts, <mask> died in Salem at the age of 42 due to alingering illness. There is a portrait of the Rev. The exhibition at the Plummer Hall in Salem in December of 1875 featured <mask>tt by the colonial artist Joseph Badger. The portrait was owned by a Salem merchant. Mary and <mask>tt had three daughters, Sarah, who married a merchant in Salem, Jonathan, who married a doctor in Salem, and Elizabeth, who married a merchant in New Hampshire.<mask> was the son of William and Elizabeth Pickman. The New England Mind: The Seventeenth Century was published in 1983.

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texts: <mask>ki is an American actress, comedian, producer, and singer. She won an Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series award in 1995 for her role in the sitcom Cybill. In the legal drama series The Good Wife and its spin-off series The Good Fight, <mask> has received critical praise for her performance. <mask> has appeared in several television films, including To Dance with the White Dog and Who Is Simon Miller? There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Her Broadway credits include Hide and Seek, Hurlyburly, The House of Blue Leaves, and Boeing Boeing. Reversal of Fortune, The Birdcage, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Chicago, and Into the Woods are some of the films that Baranski has appeared in.Here we go again. <mask> won two Tony Awards for her work in the Broadway productions of The Real Thing and Rumors. She received four Emmy Award nominations for her role as Dr. Beverly Hofstadter in The Big Bang Theory. The daughter of the editor of a Polish-language newspaper, <mask> was born in Buffalo, New York. She has a brother who died in 1998 at the age of 48. Her grandparents were stage actors in Poland. She attended high school at the Villa Maria Academy in the Buffalo suburb of Cheektowaga, where she was raised in a heavily Polish and Roman Catholic neighborhood.She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the New York City's Juilliard School in 1974. <mask> made her Off-Broadway debut in Coming Attractions at Playwrights Horizons in 1980, and has appeared in several Off-Broadway productions at the Manhattan Theatre Club. In 1980, <mask> made her Broadway debut in Hide & Seek. She won the Tony Award for best featured actress in a play for Tom Stoppard's The Real Thing. Her Broadway credits include Hurlyburly, The House of Blue Leaves, Rumors, Regrets Only, Nick & Nora, and the 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Follies concert staging. In 2002 she starred in Sweeney Todd and in 2006 she played the title character in Mame at the Kennedy Center.In the 2008 revival of Boeing Boeing, <mask> played the maid Berthe. The show received two Tony Awards, one for Best Revival of a Play and the other for Best actor in a play. The original cast included Bradley Whitford (Bernard), <mask> (Berthe), Gina Gershon (Gabriella), and Mary McCormack (Gretchen). On January 4, 2009, the show closed. On January 12, 2009, <mask> appeared in a concert benefit performance of A Little Night Music for the Roundabout Theatre Company. The cast included a number of people. The Tony Award and Drama Desk Awards have been won by <mask>.She was a member of the American Theater Hall of Fame. Film <mask> has appeared in many films. She has roles in The Birdcage, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Mary Sunshine, and The Ref. <mask> received further recognition for her role in the film. The first and second versions of Mamma Mia! Here we go again. In the musical Into the Woods, <mask> played Cinderella's stepmother.Legal Eagles, Reversal of Fortune, Addams Family Values, Jeffrey, Bulworth, Bowfinger, Chicago, and A Bad Moms Christmas all starred Baranski. Television <mask> appeared in short-term roles on daytime soap operas. During the time she hosted Saturday Night Live, <mask> was nominated for three awards, including an award for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, for her role in the CBS sitcom Cybill Shepherd's sarcastic, hard-drinking friend Maryann Thorpe. In the "Dick and the Single Girl" episode of 3rd Rock from the Sun, <mask> played a librarian. A few years later, <mask> was nominated for an award for a guest starring role in Frasier. The episode was named for the character. The episode was taken off the air.The voice of Ruth, Roger's domineering wife, was never seen by the viewers of Now and Again. <mask> appeared in two NBC sitcoms, Happy Family and Welcome to New York, with John Laroquette. The ABC sitcom, Adopted, which she co-starred in, was not picked up. Faith Clancy was the mother of Jim Clancy. <mask> played Dr. Beverly Hofstadter, the mother of Leonard Hofstadter, in The Big Bang Theory. She received an Emmy nomination for her appearance in the second-season episode "The Maternal Capacitance". The popularity of <mask>'s first appearance made her return in the third season for the Christmas episode "The Maternal Congruence".She was nominated for four Emmys for her recurring role on the show. In The Good Wife, <mask> played the role of Diane Lockhart, a top litigator and senior partner of a Chicago law firm. In the years 2010 to 2015, she was nominated for an Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series award. In addition to her work on The Good Wife and guest appearances on The Big Bang Theory, she has also appeared as Victoria Hartley, the haughty mother of Betty's new boyfriend. The Good Fight is a CBS spinoff of The Good Wife. Diane Lockhart joined another law firm after being forced to return to work. She was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for her work in the fifth season of the show.Matthew Cowles was married to <mask> from October 1983 until his death in May. They have two children, a lawyer and an actress. There are links to 1952 births, 21st-century American actresses, 20th-century American singers, and 21st-century American stage actresses.

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texts: A New Zealand former Member of Parliament who was first elected at the age of 24 is named <mask>. He was a Minister in the Fifth Labour Government of New Zealand. In 2012 <mask> moved to the United Kingdom to become the Campaigns and Research Director of the Electoral Reform Society. The Electoral Reform Society is based in South London. <mask> attended schools in Foxton, St Josephs and Horowhenua College. <mask> was Student Representative on the Board of Trustees for three years and was involved in the school and wider community. <mask> was a lawmaker in 1994.He was the first Youth Member of Parliament. He received a Bachelor of Arts in public policy and social policy from the Victoria University of Wellington. <mask> received a master's degree in economics from the London School of Economics. In the 2002 general election, <mask> was elected to parliament as a member of the Labour Party. He was New Zealand's youngest MP for six years. He was re-elected in 2005 with the country's smallest majority. <mask> had a good record of delivering for the communities in the Otaki constituency.Horowhenua Health Centre opened in 2007. <mask>' proudest achievement was the $16 million facility. The centre was threatened by budget cuts in 2010 and he organised a local campaign to save it. Same sex civil unions and the decriminalisation of prostitution were both voted for by <mask>, but against a Death with dignity law. <mask> was a Member of the Officers of Parliament Select Committee. Prime Minister Helen Clark made him a Minister outside Cabinet with the Statistics portfolio in November 2007, as part of the fifth Labour government's final reshuffle. He was made an associate minister for Social Development and Employment.He was a deputy Leader of the House. <mask> is able to use the title "the Honorable" for the rest of his life as a government minister and member of the Executive Council. Labour was defeated in the 2008 general election by the National Party. <mask> returned to Parliament as a list MP after losing his seat to Nathan Guy. He was appointed by the leader of the opposition. He became the opposition's senior whip. On June 15, 2010, <mask> became the spokesman for Infrastructure.He served as Shadow Leader of the House from 2009 to 2011. The Land Transport (Safer Alcohol Limits for Driving) Amendment Bill was submitted by <mask> in 2010. The bill was his response to the government's decision not to lower the limit. In June, August and November it was placed on the ballot. According to the New Zealand Herald at the time, <mask> drafted his legislation after the Government decided not to lower the limit. He has been careful not to make it an exercise in points- scoring. <mask> said he wanted politicians to put aside their party differences and work together on road safety issues.After a young man laid a police complaint of a sexual nature against him, <mask>'s time as an MP ended abruptly. There were events that took place on 2 March. After the complaint became public, <mask> resigned from Parliament. His resignation took effect from 5 April. He was replaced by Louisa Wall. <mask> won't be charged by the Police on 8 June. On March 23, 2011, <mask> confirmed that he was being investigated by police after an alleged late night incident.He wanted to end speculation about his Labour party colleagues. <mask> offered to resign from Parliament after denying any wrongdoing. The Labour leader initially refused the resignation but changed his mind a day later. <mask> resigned on 25 March 2011. On the same day <mask> released another statement saying that his position as an MP has become "untenable". It is necessary for me to resign as a Member of Parliament in order to be able to exercise my basic rights as a citizen. I informed Phil of my decision.Although people are often thought to be innocent until proven guilty, it has become clear to me that this doesn't apply in the political arena. I am confident that the legal process will have the right outcome, as I have done nothing wrong. My immediate priority is to clear my name. Speaker of the House Lockwood Smith confirmed <mask>'s resignation on 1 April and it took effect on 5 April 2011. The Police did not have enough evidence to charge <mask> after three months. An anonymous letter containing allegations against <mask> was sent to some media outlets. There were no matters which required police attention after they investigated the allegations.The roles that <mask> had filled for the Labour opposition went to Sue Moroney, David Shearer and Rick Barker. Moroney joined the front bench of the party after taking over the education portfolio. Barker became the new senior whip after Shearer took over the tertiary education portfolio. Louisa Wall replaced <mask> because he had been elected through the party list rather than by an electorate. The five people who could have taken the seat stood aside. Wall was due to stand for Labour in the general election. The five former MPs were listed in alphabetical order: Judith Tizard, Mark Burton, Mahara Okeroa, Martin Gallagher and Dave Hereora.Peter Foster was named the Labour candidate for the Otaki electorate in 2011. <mask> is the Chief Executive of the ERS. The ERS wants to make British democracy fit for the 21st century. <mask> has been driving the Society's campaigns and research priorities since joining the ERS. The Electoral Reform Society has expanded its scope under the leadership of <mask> and Ghose to promote other issues that are vital to the health of British democracy. The priorities are within the campaign and research fields of "A Fair Franchise". Both "Democratic futures" and ", and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and,Members of the New Zealand House of Representatives were educated at Horowhenua College.

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texts: A former Australian National Party politician is <mask>. He was in office for 73 days from 25 September 1989 to 7 December 1989. His loss at the state election in 1989 ended the National Party's rule over the state. The path to politics in the National Party was followed by <mask>, who was elected for the seat of Roma in 1983. <mask> was the Chairman of the Wallumbilla/Yuleba branch of the National Party. At the time of <mask>'s election to the seat of Roma, the state was under the leadership of Joh Bjelke-Petersen. The failure of Bjelke-Petersen's attempt to enter national politics and the establishment of the Fitzgerald Inquiry into police corruption led to the downfall of the Bjelke-Petersen government.Bjelke-Petersen was replaced as leader of the National Party by Mike Ahern. <mask> was appointed to the cabinet as part of an influx of younger National parliamentarians who had not been associated with the previous Cabinet. <mask> was given a difficult portfolio. Bjelke-Petersen had a different leader. Many Nationals were surprised by his moderation and focus on consensus leadership. An embittered Bjelke-Petersen worked to undermine and destabilise the National Party leadership, and still held the loyalties of many Nationals supporters. The turmoil associated with the Fitzgerald Inquiry led to the promotion of <mask> to Minister for Police.The Nationals faced a general election later that year and the report was damaging. The lowest result ever for a state government in Australia was recorded when the Newspoll showed the Nationals at 22 percent. The move of <mask> to the Police Ministry was seen as an attempt to remove the stigma of Fitzgerald from the area. <mask>'s personal profile among Nationals supporters was raised. If the Newspoll were to be repeated at the election, the Nationals would have been swept out in a massive landslide and Labor would have its best chance in years to win government. <mask> was promoted as an alternative leader. He was thought to shore up the National Party's vote in its conservative rural heartland.<mask> launched a leadership challenge and succeeded in ousting Ahern as party leader on 25 September. He became premier later that day. In addition to the Nationals, the Liberals and Labor had different leaders by 1989. The proposed Fitzgerald reforms were put off by <mask>. The legislation establishing the Criminal Justice Commission was passed under <mask>, but he later had a bad relationship with the Commission. The Nationals' fortunes continued to tail off despite <mask>'s elevation having some effect within rural electorates. <mask> waited until December 2nd to call an election.Law and order, social conservatism, and attacks on the federal Labor government were the traditional focuses of the Nationals. One of the advertisements produced by the Nationals claimed that the Labor opposition's plan to decriminalise homosexuality would lead to a flood of gays from southern states moving to Queensland. The Labor ads depicted <mask> as a reactionary. The worst defeat of a sitting government was suffered by the Nationals in the election. Labor took all but five of the capital's 36 seats due to a massive wave. <mask> stayed on as leader of the opposition despite the debacle being seen as a vote against Bjelke-Petersen. There were allegations in The Courier-Mail that a large number of parliamentarians from all parties had abused their travel entitlements.Although the names of those under investigation were suppressed, it became obvious through published hints that one of them was <mask>. <mask> stood down as National Party leader and was under investigation for the funding of a trip to Hamilton Island with his wife. This was seen as a way to shame senior members of the government such as Terry Mackenroth. Rob Borbidge succeeded <mask>. <mask> was cleared of impropriety. <mask> moved to Crows Nest at the 1992 election after the redistribution following legislation designed to rid the electoral system of malapportionment in favour of rural areas. He returned to the Nationals' front bench as Shadow Minister for Police in November of that year.<mask> became Minister for Police, Corrective Services, and Racing when Borbidge formed a minority government in 1996. Borbidge and <mask> signed a secret Memorandum of Understanding with the Police Union guaranteeing the repeal of the QPU, which became the central scandal of the Borbidge government. The Bjelke-Petersen era had a close relationship between the executive and the police service. <mask> attacked the body and its independence when the matter came under investigation. <mask> didn't listen to the calls to resign. Labor formed a minority government in 1998 after the Coalition suffered an 11-seat swing. <mask> stepped down from the front bench in December 1999.He retired from Parliament in 2001. There are 4 children, 12 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild in his personal life. 21st-century Australian politicians include the National Party of Australia members of the Parliament of Queensland, the leaders of the opposition in the state and the members of the Order of Australia.

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Theo Russell Cooper
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texts: <mask> is an Italian architect. He graduated from the Politecnico di Milano in 1957 with a degree in architecture. Gae Aulenti was one of his classmates. In that same year, <mask> left for Venezuela, where he found employment in the Banco Obrero project led by architect Carlos Ral Villanueva, and began teaching at the University in Venezuela. The post-war debate in Italy against Rationalism was a critique that was led by such figures as Ernesto Nathan Rogers, Carlo Scarpa, Mario Ridolfi, and Giuseppe Samon. A Cuban-born architect invited <mask> and Roberto to join him in Havana in early 1961. The ambitious project of Havana's new National Art Schools was commissioned by Fidel Castro and Che Guevara in the context of the educational policy promoted immediately after the revolution.The country club is the most exclusive upper-class Cuban district. The aim was to open a cultural center of extraordinary dimensions to the developing countries of three continents, just 90 miles from the symbol of American imperialism. The School of Music and the School of Ballet were designed as a complex of bricks, pottery, and Catalan vaulted structure that reflected the optimism and exuberance of the time. As the revolution was trying to change society, the schools wanted to change the architecture. <mask> <mask> wrote that they took care to invade as little as possible. We located several schools on the outskirts of the park, closer to the upper-middle class houses arranged along that sort of ring that surrounds the golf course and that were designed as a accommodation for the students. The building of the club at the center of the park had a large restaurant and a swimming pool, which were destined for common services.After the Cuban Missile Crisis, the naval blockade imposed by the United States forced a different assessment for economic and productive priorities. The utopian architecture of the island was considered politically incorrect by a different political and cultural mindset that compared it to the soviet building style that was gaining dominance in the island. The whole complex was abandoned, fell into ruins, and part of the materials were removed to be used in other construction. He designed the Cuban pavilion at the 1967 World's Fair in Montreal, as well as other construction in Cuba. The development plan of the capital was supervised by him over the years. <mask> <mask> was arrested for twenty days in June 1974 on charges of espionage because of a changed cultural climate. He was forced to leave the country.<mask> is an architect in Italy. The case of the unfinished project of the Escuelas began to emerge in 1999 with the publication of the first edition of the book Revolution of Forms - Cuba's Forgotten Art Schools. The site was included on the Tentative List of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in the category of cultural heritage. The abandoned architectural complex was given a renewed interest by these events. The documentary was directed by Benjamin Murray and produced by Alysa Nahmias. <mask> <mask> was at the Los Angeles and Havana film festivals. The film won several awards, including the Society of Architectural Historians Film and Video Award.The restoration and preservation of the project are in need of funds. In November 2012 international press announced a project of restoration and re-use of the Havana Escuelas. A new model of ballet school would be financially self-sustaining, run as a non-profit-making charity. The project was halted because of the opposition of <mask> <mask>tti's Committee is a non-profit organization that aims to raise funds for the renovation, preservation and finalization of three of the five schools that make up the National Schools of Arts of Cubanacan. <mask> Garatti.The school of music was designed by arch. <mask> <mask>. The school was designed by arch. Roberto Gottardi. There are also references to Revolution of Forms - Cuba's Forgotten Art Schools and Mara Elena Martn and Eduardo Luis Rodrguez: Havana, Cuba: An Architectural Guide.

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